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Category Archives: Ulan Ude
Russia day 19 – Trans-Siberian, Ulan Ude
Today is another lovely day – blue skies and sunshine. Our guide, Andrei, picks us up for our second day trip which involves an hour’s drive to see Ivolginsky Datsan which is the centre of Buddhism in Russia. This Lamestary … Continue reading
Russia day 18 – Trans-Siberian, Ulan Ude
Arrived in Ulan Uday at 6.15am – it is dark and very cold! Ulan Uday is the capital of Buryatia which is a semi-autonomous region of Siberia. It’s main claim to fame is an enormous Lenin’s head in the central … Continue reading
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